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21 April 2008 Design of photonic crystal fibres with improved effective mode area and nearly zero ultra-flatted/negative chromatic dispersion
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Abstract
We have proposed a novel photonic crystal fibre (PCF), with three rings of air holes, that exhibit nearly zero ultra-flatted and negative chromatic dispersion, and low confinement loss at a wide telecommunication window. Key PCF fabrication parameters, such as the effects of air holes and their arrangements on the effective index, chromatic dispersion, effective mode area, non-linear coefficient and confinement losses have been analysed by use of full vectorial finite element method. Significant improvements of the PCF chromatic dispersion and confinement losses have been achieved when supplementary air holes have been incorporated.
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H. Ademgil and S. Haxha "Design of photonic crystal fibres with improved effective mode area and nearly zero ultra-flatted/negative chromatic dispersion", Proc. SPIE 6990, Photonic Crystal Fibers II, 69900Z (21 April 2008); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.781374
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KEYWORDS
Dispersion

Finite element methods

Photonic crystal fibers

Solids

Refractive index

Telecommunications

Waveguides

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